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Why when people see this man and see how obviously hard he has worked through out his life, do they look on it as a bad thing? Dealing with adversity, challenges and having to work hard is what builds character. People like this man has learned to live with nature (aka God) and go with the flow of how things work. There are seasons for a reason, the creation has a flow for a reason. Old timers learned to work in conjunction with this. The are what was in season, preserved what they could and “made hay when the sun shined”. Hard work is something to look upon with respect and admiration. I just go back to the old sayings… Tough times create tough men, tough men create easy times, and easy times creat soft men, soft men create tough times… Tough men is why we have the things we have today. Don’t be soft, be tough. Trust in God and have faith in Our creator. Live in the light and trust in Jesus Christ. God bless.

Great watching this after a decade. I still love my knife and axe! One weird thing - do I remember different music on this when I watched it the first time?

The guy in the blue shirt is a badass! the editing is incredible too!

Wonderful documentary! Greetings from Sweden

I've watched this several times, and I enjoy it(the reason why I've watched over again) but the music is awful! I usually watch it with no volume.

Interesting technique. I heard about it first time from my father.

Someone told me years ago about a technique used in Norway. They would submerge (peeled?) pine or spruce logs underwater in cold, fast-flowing streams. The logs were then rotated in and out of the water for many years. This process apparently flushed out most of the nutrients that living organisms eat from the wood. This traditional method was likely used by the ancestors to make the wood last longer, but it definitely needs more research.

Conservation and restoration of waterlogged wood: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conservation_and_restoration_of_waterlogged_wood

Makes me miss my pop. Great video

What i’m thinking while im watching this? Im 28 and besides the skills that this man has confronting the non existant skills that i have, the strenght that he has is impressive, an old 70+ years man is an animal in front of us, scary, borned rich, no discipline, clean and weak boys, at least myself. What a man.

Вот же смотрите и учитесь как надо жить и тогда познаете счастье. Деду долгих лет жизни и без донного здоровья

🛶Raksts par Āraišu vienkoci ieinteresēja uzzināt par izvēršanas metodi. Paldies, ka parādat amata prasmes pasaulei!

Really didn't take as long as i thought. But hes a master

An absolutely brilliant and meticulous video showcasing the level of focus and expertise going into making this game changing war bow. I was fascinated from start to finish. I had the pleasure told meeting the late Robert Hardy who showed me and allowed me to pull some great old longbows. Thanks for the video!

Everything this pops up I watch an I was in Finland, so I could purchase an use one of these.

Good job. Lovr it

Narava zdravi, zato zaupaj naravi

Do y’all know anyone in the Bergen Norway area that can do this half timber framing? I’m set to Build a medieval castle there overlooking the sea.

Beautiful and amazing

Cirvis pārāk smails,grūti skaldīt lielākus un zarainos.

I have grown up around environment like that

Put this video in my saved file!!!! I will definitely enjoy this video over and over!!!! Thanks!!! Great job fellas !!!!! Really takes you back !!!!!🫡👍🇨🇦

Yup all i needed to see🔥🔥🔥👑👑👑😀

Fantastic video. God bless our European brothers and sisters 🙏🙏

Every couple of years I have to come back and watch this again... I'd love to try this one day, this is the proper way to build a dugout!

Always good

Pops was truly out there splitting stones. Lawd. 😅. Of course the older generations had plenty of children. This would definitely arouse a woman more than a man typing and selling things all day. 😂😂❤❤

What country is this?

What are the names of the tools used at 7:20, 8:06, 8:19, 8:30 and 8:40? I can't finde anything in the internet.

I've watched this several times now and I find it amusing watching this man work and then be subjected to YT commercials touting the latest in conveniences.

Why wait 3years what kind of wood

What is the binding mixture between the stones i am wondering, anyone please care to educate?

Old head there has that certified saftey squint😂😅 love it.

Hands, not machines. good stuff.

Piękny człowiek w pięknym miejscu tylko pozazdrościć

水平不怎么样啊。在我们工地是一天给300人民币😆

The method of chopping at 1:45 looks extremely dangerous. It would be extremely easy for the axe head to hit the log without biting and go straight into the man’s leg.

What kind of wood do they use?

Amazing workmanship and a beautiful home. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes.

Very good work. Very interesting. Thank you for sharing your experience. 👏👏👏👏👏🛶🛶🛶🛶

Wow, wow, wow 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

If your really pressed for time.. do the half lap joint at the end of the log and do under over… literally the quickest way. Run a few dowels through the logs for extra strength…

A Sauers plane 😮

Это прекрасно.

Zero concrete? But u use it!

Eeeh, so close to be there, so far away from my wallet. But one day I will be there, for sure. It's my secret, sacred dream.

Your work has soul 🌙

👍👍👍

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